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[linux-2.6] / drivers / staging / epl / TimerHighReskX86.c
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54   -------------------------------------------------------------------------
55
56                 $RCSfile: TimerHighReskX86.c,v $
57
58                 $Author: D.Krueger $
59
60                 $Revision: 1.4 $  $Date: 2008/04/17 21:38:01 $
61
62                 $State: Exp $
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65                     GNU
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67   -------------------------------------------------------------------------
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69   Revision History:
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71 ****************************************************************************/
72
73 #include "EplInc.h"
74 #include "kernel/EplTimerHighResk.h"
75 #include "Benchmark.h"
76
77 //#include <linux/config.h>
78 #include <linux/module.h>
79 #include <linux/kernel.h>
80 #include <linux/hrtimer.h>
81
82 /***************************************************************************/
83 /*                                                                         */
84 /*                                                                         */
85 /*          G L O B A L   D E F I N I T I O N S                            */
86 /*                                                                         */
87 /*                                                                         */
88 /***************************************************************************/
89
90 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
91 // const defines
92 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
93
94 #define TIMER_COUNT           2 /* max 15 timers selectable */
95 #define TIMER_MIN_VAL_SINGLE  5000      /* min 5us */
96 #define TIMER_MIN_VAL_CYCLE   100000    /* min 100us */
97
98 #define PROVE_OVERRUN
99
100 // TracePoint support for realtime-debugging
101 #ifdef _DBG_TRACE_POINTS_
102 void TgtDbgSignalTracePoint(u8 bTracePointNumber_p);
103 void TgtDbgPostTraceValue(u32 dwTraceValue_p);
104 #define TGT_DBG_SIGNAL_TRACE_POINT(p)   TgtDbgSignalTracePoint(p)
105 #define TGT_DBG_POST_TRACE_VALUE(v)     TgtDbgPostTraceValue(v)
106 #else
107 #define TGT_DBG_SIGNAL_TRACE_POINT(p)
108 #define TGT_DBG_POST_TRACE_VALUE(v)
109 #endif
110 #define HRT_DBG_POST_TRACE_VALUE(Event_p, uiNodeId_p, wErrorCode_p) \
111     TGT_DBG_POST_TRACE_VALUE((0xE << 28) | (Event_p << 24) \
112                              | (uiNodeId_p << 16) | wErrorCode_p)
113
114 #define TIMERHDL_MASK         0x0FFFFFFF
115 #define TIMERHDL_SHIFT        28
116 #define HDL_TO_IDX(Hdl)       ((Hdl >> TIMERHDL_SHIFT) - 1)
117 #define HDL_INIT(Idx)         ((Idx + 1) << TIMERHDL_SHIFT)
118 #define HDL_INC(Hdl)          (((Hdl + 1) & TIMERHDL_MASK) \
119                                | (Hdl & ~TIMERHDL_MASK))
120
121 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
122 // modul global types
123 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
124
125 typedef struct {
126         tEplTimerEventArg m_EventArg;
127         tEplTimerkCallback m_pfnCallback;
128         struct hrtimer m_Timer;
129         BOOL m_fContinuously;
130         unsigned long long m_ullPeriod;
131
132 } tEplTimerHighReskTimerInfo;
133
134 typedef struct {
135         tEplTimerHighReskTimerInfo m_aTimerInfo[TIMER_COUNT];
136
137 } tEplTimerHighReskInstance;
138
139 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
140 // local vars
141 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
142
143 static tEplTimerHighReskInstance EplTimerHighReskInstance_l;
144
145 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
146 // local function prototypes
147 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
148
149 enum hrtimer_restart EplTimerHighReskCallback(struct hrtimer *pTimer_p);
150
151 //=========================================================================//
152 //                                                                         //
153 //          P U B L I C   F U N C T I O N S                                //
154 //                                                                         //
155 //=========================================================================//
156
157 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
158 //
159 // Function:    EplTimerHighReskInit()
160 //
161 // Description: initializes the high resolution timer module.
162 //
163 // Parameters:  void
164 //
165 // Return:      tEplKernel      = error code
166 //
167 // State:       not tested
168 //
169 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
170
171 tEplKernel EplTimerHighReskInit(void)
172 {
173         tEplKernel Ret;
174
175         Ret = EplTimerHighReskAddInstance();
176
177         return Ret;
178
179 }
180
181 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
182 //
183 // Function:    EplTimerHighReskAddInstance()
184 //
185 // Description: initializes the high resolution timer module.
186 //
187 // Parameters:  void
188 //
189 // Return:      tEplKernel      = error code
190 //
191 // State:       not tested
192 //
193 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
194
195 tEplKernel EplTimerHighReskAddInstance(void)
196 {
197         tEplKernel Ret;
198         unsigned int uiIndex;
199
200         Ret = kEplSuccessful;
201
202         EPL_MEMSET(&EplTimerHighReskInstance_l, 0,
203                    sizeof(EplTimerHighReskInstance_l));
204
205         /*
206          * Initialize hrtimer structures for all usable timers.
207          */
208         for (uiIndex = 0; uiIndex < TIMER_COUNT; uiIndex++) {
209                 tEplTimerHighReskTimerInfo *pTimerInfo;
210                 struct hrtimer *pTimer;
211
212                 pTimerInfo = &EplTimerHighReskInstance_l.m_aTimerInfo[uiIndex];
213                 pTimer = &pTimerInfo->m_Timer;
214                 hrtimer_init(pTimer, CLOCK_MONOTONIC, HRTIMER_MODE_ABS);
215
216                 pTimer->function = EplTimerHighReskCallback;
217         }
218
219         return Ret;
220 }
221
222 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
223 //
224 // Function:    EplTimerHighReskDelInstance()
225 //
226 // Description: shuts down the high resolution timer module.
227 //
228 // Parameters:  void
229 //
230 // Return:      tEplKernel      = error code
231 //
232 // State:       not tested
233 //
234 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
235
236 tEplKernel EplTimerHighReskDelInstance(void)
237 {
238         tEplTimerHighReskTimerInfo *pTimerInfo;
239         tEplKernel Ret;
240         unsigned int uiIndex;
241
242         Ret = kEplSuccessful;
243
244         for (uiIndex = 0; uiIndex < TIMER_COUNT; uiIndex++) {
245                 pTimerInfo = &EplTimerHighReskInstance_l.m_aTimerInfo[0];
246                 pTimerInfo->m_pfnCallback = NULL;
247                 pTimerInfo->m_EventArg.m_TimerHdl = 0;
248                 /*
249                  * In this case we can not just try to cancel the timer.
250                  * We actually have to wait until its callback function
251                  * has returned.
252                  */
253                 hrtimer_cancel(&pTimerInfo->m_Timer);
254         }
255
256         return Ret;
257
258 }
259
260 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
261 //
262 // Function:    EplTimerHighReskModifyTimerNs()
263 //
264 // Description: modifies the timeout of the timer with the specified handle.
265 //              If the handle the pointer points to is zero, the timer must
266 //              be created first.
267 //              If it is not possible to stop the old timer,
268 //              this function always assures that the old timer does not
269 //              trigger the callback function with the same handle as the new
270 //              timer. That means the callback function must check the passed
271 //              handle with the one returned by this function. If these are
272 //              unequal, the call can be discarded.
273 //
274 // Parameters:  pTimerHdl_p     = pointer to timer handle
275 //              ullTimeNs_p     = relative timeout in [ns]
276 //              pfnCallback_p   = callback function, which is called mutual
277 //                                exclusive with the Edrv callback functions
278 //                                (Rx and Tx).
279 //              ulArgument_p    = user-specific argument
280 //              fContinuously_p = if TRUE, callback function will be called
281 //                                continuously;
282 //                                otherwise, it is a oneshot timer.
283 //
284 // Return:      tEplKernel      = error code
285 //
286 // State:       not tested
287 //
288 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
289
290 tEplKernel EplTimerHighReskModifyTimerNs(tEplTimerHdl *pTimerHdl_p,
291                                          unsigned long long ullTimeNs_p,
292                                          tEplTimerkCallback pfnCallback_p,
293                                          unsigned long ulArgument_p,
294                                          BOOL fContinuously_p)
295 {
296         tEplKernel Ret;
297         unsigned int uiIndex;
298         tEplTimerHighReskTimerInfo *pTimerInfo;
299         ktime_t RelTime;
300
301         Ret = kEplSuccessful;
302
303         // check pointer to handle
304         if (pTimerHdl_p == NULL) {
305                 Ret = kEplTimerInvalidHandle;
306                 goto Exit;
307         }
308
309         if (*pTimerHdl_p == 0) {        // no timer created yet
310
311                 // search free timer info structure
312                 pTimerInfo = &EplTimerHighReskInstance_l.m_aTimerInfo[0];
313                 for (uiIndex = 0; uiIndex < TIMER_COUNT;
314                      uiIndex++, pTimerInfo++) {
315                         if (pTimerInfo->m_EventArg.m_TimerHdl == 0) {   // free structure found
316                                 break;
317                         }
318                 }
319                 if (uiIndex >= TIMER_COUNT) {   // no free structure found
320                         Ret = kEplTimerNoTimerCreated;
321                         goto Exit;
322                 }
323
324                 pTimerInfo->m_EventArg.m_TimerHdl = HDL_INIT(uiIndex);
325         } else {
326                 uiIndex = HDL_TO_IDX(*pTimerHdl_p);
327                 if (uiIndex >= TIMER_COUNT) {   // invalid handle
328                         Ret = kEplTimerInvalidHandle;
329                         goto Exit;
330                 }
331
332                 pTimerInfo = &EplTimerHighReskInstance_l.m_aTimerInfo[uiIndex];
333         }
334
335         /*
336          * increment timer handle
337          * (if timer expires right after this statement, the user
338          * would detect an unknown timer handle and discard it)
339          */
340         pTimerInfo->m_EventArg.m_TimerHdl =
341             HDL_INC(pTimerInfo->m_EventArg.m_TimerHdl);
342         *pTimerHdl_p = pTimerInfo->m_EventArg.m_TimerHdl;
343
344         // reject too small time values
345         if ((fContinuously_p && (ullTimeNs_p < TIMER_MIN_VAL_CYCLE))
346             || (!fContinuously_p && (ullTimeNs_p < TIMER_MIN_VAL_SINGLE))) {
347                 Ret = kEplTimerNoTimerCreated;
348                 goto Exit;
349         }
350
351         pTimerInfo->m_EventArg.m_ulArg = ulArgument_p;
352         pTimerInfo->m_pfnCallback = pfnCallback_p;
353         pTimerInfo->m_fContinuously = fContinuously_p;
354         pTimerInfo->m_ullPeriod = ullTimeNs_p;
355
356         /*
357          * HRTIMER_MODE_REL does not influence general handling of this timer.
358          * It only sets relative mode for this start operation.
359          * -> Expire time is calculated by: Now + RelTime
360          * hrtimer_start also skips pending timer events.
361          * The state HRTIMER_STATE_CALLBACK is ignored.
362          * We have to cope with that in our callback function.
363          */
364         RelTime = ktime_add_ns(ktime_set(0, 0), ullTimeNs_p);
365         hrtimer_start(&pTimerInfo->m_Timer, RelTime, HRTIMER_MODE_REL);
366
367       Exit:
368         return Ret;
369
370 }
371
372 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
373 //
374 // Function:    EplTimerHighReskDeleteTimer()
375 //
376 // Description: deletes the timer with the specified handle. Afterward the
377 //              handle is set to zero.
378 //
379 // Parameters:  pTimerHdl_p     = pointer to timer handle
380 //
381 // Return:      tEplKernel      = error code
382 //
383 // State:       not tested
384 //
385 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
386
387 tEplKernel EplTimerHighReskDeleteTimer(tEplTimerHdl *pTimerHdl_p)
388 {
389         tEplKernel Ret = kEplSuccessful;
390         unsigned int uiIndex;
391         tEplTimerHighReskTimerInfo *pTimerInfo;
392
393         // check pointer to handle
394         if (pTimerHdl_p == NULL) {
395                 Ret = kEplTimerInvalidHandle;
396                 goto Exit;
397         }
398
399         if (*pTimerHdl_p == 0) {        // no timer created yet
400                 goto Exit;
401         } else {
402                 uiIndex = HDL_TO_IDX(*pTimerHdl_p);
403                 if (uiIndex >= TIMER_COUNT) {   // invalid handle
404                         Ret = kEplTimerInvalidHandle;
405                         goto Exit;
406                 }
407                 pTimerInfo = &EplTimerHighReskInstance_l.m_aTimerInfo[uiIndex];
408                 if (pTimerInfo->m_EventArg.m_TimerHdl != *pTimerHdl_p) {        // invalid handle
409                         goto Exit;
410                 }
411         }
412
413         *pTimerHdl_p = 0;
414         pTimerInfo->m_EventArg.m_TimerHdl = 0;
415         pTimerInfo->m_pfnCallback = NULL;
416
417         /*
418          * Three return cases of hrtimer_try_to_cancel have to be tracked:
419          *  1 - timer has been removed
420          *  0 - timer was not active
421          *      We need not do anything. hrtimer timers just consist of
422          *      a hrtimer struct, which we might enqueue in the hrtimers
423          *      event list by calling hrtimer_start().
424          *      If a timer is not enqueued, it is not present in hrtimers.
425          * -1 - callback function is running
426          *      In this case we have to ensure that the timer is not
427          *      continuously restarted. This has been done by clearing
428          *      its handle.
429          */
430         hrtimer_try_to_cancel(&pTimerInfo->m_Timer);
431
432       Exit:
433         return Ret;
434
435 }
436
437 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
438 //
439 // Function:    EplTimerHighReskCallback()
440 //
441 // Description: Callback function commonly used for all timers.
442 //
443 // Parameters:  pTimer_p = pointer to hrtimer
444 //
445 // Return:
446 //
447 // State:       not tested
448 //
449 //---------------------------------------------------------------------------
450
451 enum hrtimer_restart EplTimerHighReskCallback(struct hrtimer *pTimer_p)
452 {
453         unsigned int uiIndex;
454         tEplTimerHighReskTimerInfo *pTimerInfo;
455         tEplTimerHdl OrgTimerHdl;
456         enum hrtimer_restart Ret;
457
458         BENCHMARK_MOD_24_SET(4);
459
460         Ret = HRTIMER_NORESTART;
461         pTimerInfo =
462             container_of(pTimer_p, tEplTimerHighReskTimerInfo, m_Timer);
463         uiIndex = HDL_TO_IDX(pTimerInfo->m_EventArg.m_TimerHdl);
464         if (uiIndex >= TIMER_COUNT) {   // invalid handle
465                 goto Exit;
466         }
467
468         /*
469          * We store the timer handle before calling the callback function
470          * as the timer can be modified inside it.
471          */
472         OrgTimerHdl = pTimerInfo->m_EventArg.m_TimerHdl;
473
474         if (pTimerInfo->m_pfnCallback != NULL) {
475                 pTimerInfo->m_pfnCallback(&pTimerInfo->m_EventArg);
476         }
477
478         if (pTimerInfo->m_fContinuously) {
479                 ktime_t Interval;
480 #ifdef PROVE_OVERRUN
481                 ktime_t Now;
482                 unsigned long Overruns;
483 #endif
484
485                 if (OrgTimerHdl != pTimerInfo->m_EventArg.m_TimerHdl) {
486                         /* modified timer has already been restarted */
487                         goto Exit;
488                 }
489 #ifdef PROVE_OVERRUN
490                 Now = ktime_get();
491                 Interval =
492                     ktime_add_ns(ktime_set(0, 0), pTimerInfo->m_ullPeriod);
493                 Overruns = hrtimer_forward(pTimer_p, Now, Interval);
494                 if (Overruns > 1) {
495                         printk
496                             ("EplTimerHighResk: Continuous timer (handle 0x%lX) had to skip %lu interval(s)!\n",
497                              pTimerInfo->m_EventArg.m_TimerHdl, Overruns - 1);
498                 }
499 #else
500                 pTimer_p->expires = ktime_add_ns(pTimer_p->expires,
501                                                  pTimerInfo->m_ullPeriod);
502 #endif
503
504                 Ret = HRTIMER_RESTART;
505         }
506
507       Exit:
508         BENCHMARK_MOD_24_RESET(4);
509         return Ret;
510 }